Scorching Fresno temperatures causes car windshield sun protector to melt
A northeast Fresno resident captured a photo of a melted windshield sun protector on a car on Sunday.
FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) -- Scorching temperatures have hung around Central California for the last several days.
If you've felt like you're melting under the Valley's sweltering heat, you won't be too surprised by a shocking photo shared by an ABC30 insider.
A northeast Fresno resident captured a photo of a melted windshield sun protector on a car near Cedar and Nees Avenues on Sunday.
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The National Weather Service in Hanford reported that the Fresno Airport recorded temperatures of 114 degrees on Sunday.
Although Fresno didn't break the all-time record high of 115 degrees, it was the hottest July 11 recorded for the city since 1896. The previous record for the day was 110 degrees.
